"The owner wanted the new kitchen to open to the living
area, so it would be more connected with the rest of the apartment. Removing
walls was also a way to make the entire space feel larger." said architect
Thomas White of the presented kitchen’s reconfiguration, as delivered
by trustworthy construction in Cambodia construction materials.
"Because there is a heritage element to the building,
we left the mouldings and trim around the windows, but painted these out in
dark charcoal so they appear to recede into the background."
"The lighting and the dark paint on the original
ceiling give the impression of a surface beyond the one you can see,"
stated the architect.
"We wanted to render the
kitchen as abstract as possible, so it would form an attractive backdrop to the
living room. This helped determine the veneer, shape and geometry of the
cabinets, and the way the side walls extend out a few inches to conceal the
cabinets."
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